1. AID: 2098 - COMPARING DIFFERENT CALCULATIONS OF EXERCISE ENERGY EXPENDITURE ON VALUES OF ENERGY AVAILABILITY DURING ALTITUDE TRAINING IN MALE AND FEMALE ROWERS
WALKER, A., MCKAY, A.K.A., BURKE, L.M. / AUSTRALIA [Read.]

2. AID: 1501 - MITOCHONDRIAL MICRORNAS ARE DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE FOLLOWING ACUTE EXERCISE: IMPLICATIONS FOR MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS AND METABOLIC ADAPTATION
GEDYE, M., HIAM, D., BERNARDO, B., LAMON, S., WADLEY, G. / AUSTRALIA [Read.]

3. AID: 643 - EFFECTS OF PEDALING RATE ON HEMODYNAMIC AND METABOLIC RESPONSES DURING CYCLE ERGOMETER EXERCISE AT ANAEROBIC THRESHOLD INTENSITY
TAKANO, D., HIRASAWA, A., SAKURAI, A., YAMADA, Y., HORINO, M., MURATA, H., FUKUIE, M., SUZUKI, R., MATSUSHIMA, S., MATSUDA, T., SHIBATA, S. / JAPAN [Read.]

4. AID: 1412 - SKELETAL MUSCLE MALADAPTATIONS TO OVERTRAINING
SIRAGO, G., LANFRANCHI, C., CARRARD, J., GREMEAUX, V., ZANOU, N., PLACE, N. / SWITZERLAND [Read.]

5. AID: 1557 - EXCESSIVE TRAINING DOES NOT INDUCE MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION OR IMPAIR INSULIN SIGNALING WITHIN SKELETAL MUSCLE
DESORMEAUX, G., BRUNETTA, H., BARBEAU, P.A., COATES, A., PIGNANELLI, C., RAHMAN, F., BURR, J., HOLLOWAY, G. / CANADA [Read.]

6. AID: 2082 - SKELETAL MUSCLE ADAPTATIONS TO REPEATED SPRINT TRAINING IN SYSTEMIC HYPOXIA VERSUS WITH BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION
ZANOU, N., LANFRANCHI, C., WILLIS, S., SIRAGO, G., REUGE, J., LARAMÉE, L., CONDE ALONSO, S., KAYSER, B., PLACE, N., MILLET, G. / SWITZERLAND [Read.]